Events

Mary of Teck married Prince George, later King George V, in 1893. She became Princess of Wales in 1901, Queen consort in 1910 and Queen mother in 1936. Her charitable work, particularly during the First World War, helped to make her popular with all classes of British society.

The talk is by Jamie Carter, an amateur historian who has had an interest in the Royal Family since a young age.

Coffee/tea and biscuits will be available from 7.30pm. The talk starts at 8.00pm. No booking necessary. Guests and new members welcome.

If you wish to raise anything at the Amersham Society Committee Meeting, please contact the Chair, Edward Copisarow, on 07932 152522.

A talk by Michael Phillips. Further details to follow.

A talk by Jeremy Holmes. Further details to follow.

If you wish to raise anything at the Amersham Society Committee Meeting, please contact the Chair, Edward Copisarow, on 07932 152522.

A talk by Neil Rees. Further details to follow.

If you wish to raise anything at the Amersham Society Committee Meeting, please contact the Chair, Edward Copisarow, on 07932 152522.

If you wish to raise anything at the Amersham Society Committee Meeting, please contact the Chair, Edward Copisarow, on 07932 152522.

A talk by Denise Beddows. Further details to follow.

Annual General Meeting followed by a charity talk by a speaker from Helen & Douglas House. Further details to follow.